The Whole Counsel of God Romans, Chapter 3
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Sep 2, 2019 Dive into the complexities of faith as the discussion reveals the unique role of Jews in God's plan amid their doubts. Unpack the nature of sin, where both Jews and Gentiles face the same moral challenges and divine judgment. Explore the rich symbolism of the Day of Atonement and its connection to redemption and holiness. Finally, see how the Torah set the stage for Christ’s sacrifice, shifting the focus from strict law to faith-based justification that unites all believers.
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Advantage of the Jew
- Paul answers the question of what advantage a Jew has by saying they were entrusted with God's oracles.
- This includes not just the Torah but the entire Old Testament, a significant benefit despite some not believing.
Israel's Accountability
- Paul quotes Psalm 50, where David repents after his sins, acknowledging God's truth and his wrongdoing.
- Paul applies this to the nation of Israel, emphasizing their choice to sin despite receiving God's revelation.
God's Justice and Sin
- Some argue God creates some people sinful to display His wrath and justice, a view held by Calvinists.
- Paul counters this by saying it contradicts God's role as a just judge restoring order, implying things are not as God intends.